Filippa Tulip Wallpaper from A Street Prints Annalie Wallpaper Book by Brewster Wallcoverings is a carryover or sister pattern from the Spring Collection's Tulipa Wallpaper with a William Morris flair. The Arts and Crafts style embodied in the late 19th Century England has made its way west. Traditional European motifs are popping up on walls and ceilings everywhere. Flowers tend to be grouped by two or three in this decorative style. It creates balance and harmonious beauty. Filippa Tulip Wallpaper comes in grey, navy, and blue. Create a luxurious entry with the navy variation on the walls, dark hardwood floors, and a patterned runner that guides you straight up the stairs. You may think it a bit dark, but in extra tall spaces with lots of natural light, it's just the right amount of character and color. Remember that a smaller half bath will tend to look bigger when you use a pattern with a larger repeat. Take notes, write a book or just spend time ready in a sophisticated home library or study. The grey option is more understated and effortlessly draws the eye to your personal style in the farmhouse family room. If you inherited a vintage mahogany or cherry wood dining set from family, use the blue/green color way to enhance them. Opposites attract isn't just for dating, it's rule of thumb in decorating. Colors opposite one another on the color wheel make each other pop. Pop a picture of your European inspired guest bedroom onto AirBNB or VRBO listing to make world travelers feel at home when renting your home. They don't call them the decorative arts for no reason. Art, decoration and theater go hand in hand, so we expect you can find this pattern in some home theaters. Coordinating wallcoverings from A Street Prints Annalie Wallpaper Book by Brewster Wallcoverings allow you to layer prints and colors for stylish decor. Use the wallpapers from this collection on walls, ceilings, furniture and more.

Color	Grey, Navy, Blue